Housing Opportunities Northern Kentucky (HONK) held an open house at a home it recently rehabbed in Elsmere, Kentucky, which was founded and built by former slaves in the late 1890’s to serve as a school for African American children.
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Housing Opportunities Northern Kentucky (HONK) held an open house at a home it recently rehabbed in Elsmere, Kentucky, which was founded and built by former slaves in the late 1890’s to serve as a school for African American children.